Ostpolitik
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- Created on: 01-07-18 15:55
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- Ostpolitik
- The 1970 Moscow Treaty
- A non-aggression agreement Between BRD and USSR to agree to improve relations-(agree to ease tension)
- Both agreed to no longer resolve altercations with military force
- A non-aggression agreement Between BRD and USSR to agree to improve relations-(agree to ease tension)
- The 1970 Warsaw Treaty
- Polish Memorial
- The 1971 Berlin Accord
- When the BDR and USSR both accept the division of Germany as permanent
- They both accepted how it was in order to ease tension
- They agreed to disagree essentially
- It helped improve relatons however it was thte opposie of what Brandt wanted
- When the BDR and USSR both accept the division of Germany as permanent
- The Basic Treaty(1972)
- DDR and BDR agreed to exchange diplomatic missions, increase cross boarder trade and contact, as well as respecting each others independence.
- This was the only policy that truly affected the people in Germany rather than government etc.
- It created more trade.
- Allowed more visitations and movement
- It allowed embassies in each others countries
- DDR and BDR agreed to exchange diplomatic missions, increase cross boarder trade and contact, as well as respecting each others independence.
- Aims
- The reunification of Germany
- To improve relations between east and west Germany through trade, culture etc
- The 1970 Moscow Treaty
- Brandt knelt at the memorial to polish Jews killed by the Nazis at the Warsaw ghetto.
- This was seen as him asking for forgiveness on behalf of Germany (as whole, not just West)
- This improved Germany's reputation with the world.
- Polish Memorial
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